Jaslyn Adams was in a car with her dad in a McDonald's drive-thru on the city's West Side when she was shot Sunday afternoon.
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People gathered outside her family's home Wednesday night for a vigil. Her father said he wants to see his daughter's killers behind bars.
"That's my baby I just lost," Jontae Adams said. "I got shot once, my baby got shot six times. Six times. My baby got shot six times and they still don't tell me why she got shot at."
A McDonald's employee said two men jumped out of another car, ambushing the family and firing repeatedly into their car. Police said more than 50 gunshots were fired.
Adams' grandma, Lawanda McMullen, got the phone call from her son moments after the gunfire.
"I was frantic and he was frantic. He could not breathe on the phone. He just kept saying, 'mom, come get me, they just shot up my baby,'" she described.
Police are still investigating the shooting.